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PostedJul 30, 2009 at 1:23 am

a while back i looked at a post and some one mentioned thew wanted a thing to sit on like a stool. i like the ground or my pad but i gave it some thought any ways.
im sure you all have the camp stools at stores that have 3 legs…

imagine the legs carbon fiber and the seat fabric cuben fiber and to top it off a titanium rod to have the legs pivot on.
it would weigh next to nothing for what it is and also use the best and coolest materials around.ul stool

PostedJul 30, 2009 at 6:12 pm

Some comforts I'm just not willing to give up for the sake of saving a few ounces. My trusty camp stool is one of those comforts. Soooh it seems, I may not be the only one interested in a ul camp stool. My partner and I are currently working on a carbon fibre prototype. I'll keep you posted on our progress and initial review.

Tom Caldwell BPL Member
PostedJul 30, 2009 at 10:34 pm

Do you think carbon fiber would be strong enough to resist splintering?

I was looking at a GCI Stool a few weeks ago on sale. I thought this is pretty light feeling and packs down small. I remembered that I had a stool at home and when I got home I found it and weighed it and looked up the weight of the GCI. They were roughly the same weight, 26 oz., but mine didn’t pack down as small. I’m not about to use this stool for backpacking, but it goes in the canoe. Just from sitting on it a few times, I can’t imagine a carbon fiber legged one holding up.

Have you looked at the Kifaru Field Chair or considered a hammock?

PostedJul 31, 2009 at 4:35 am

I don't always take my camp stool but when I do, I don't begrudge the 14 oz. I've got my pack weight down to a little less than 10 lbs – the stool is my luxury item.

PostedJul 31, 2009 at 8:31 am

very happy to get you responce and im looking forward to seeing how roberts stool will turn out and i sure hope carbon fiber wont splinter.

PostedJul 31, 2009 at 11:24 am

I have an REI stool that weighs 15oz without the carrying bag and holds up to 225lbs. It folds up nice and slim and fits easily on the side of my pack if I want. Its a nice luxury to have sometimes.

PostedJul 31, 2009 at 5:29 pm

I use my Bearikade. It's a tubby 31 oz, but might as well use it as a multipurpose item. I make sure the ground is flat first.

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